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    Playground Power Weekend June 2018

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      • Event #1 – $110 8-Max Freeze
      • Event #2 – Strangers in the Night
      • Event #3 – $330 PLO Bounty Re-entry
      • Event #4 – $110 NL Hold’em Bounty
      • Event #5 – $110 Megastack Turbo
      • Event #6 – $80 Freeze
      • Event #7 – $330 Tag Team
      • Event #8 – $220 50/50 Bounty
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    • Level: 8
    • Small Blind: 600
    • Big Blind: 1.2K
    • Button Ante: 1.2K
    • Chip Average: 65K
    • Remaining: 117
    • Entries: 152

    2018/07/01 - 15:43 by

    The first time the Tag Team players switch spots has just come and gone, and after a few seconds of seeming chaos, the second player on each team has taken his or her spot at the table and the players have settled in for level 8.

    There are no extended breaks in this tournament, as each player gets a full level “off” while their partner is playing their team’s stack. This can make it difficult to get accurate counts, but a survey of the room during level 7 indicated that the current chip leading team was already playing a stack of over 220,000 chips – a huge increase on the 50K they started with as a team!

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